Presentation
The route Software Engineering for the Digital Society (ILSEN)which is part of the Computer Science Master's programme at CERI (Avignon University), is mainly about oriented towards software engineering. The aim of the ILSEN Master's degree is to train students in software-related professions (capable of designing, developing and maintaining complex software systems), while preparing them in particular to understand the evolution of software, which is now at the heart not only of corporate information systems, but also of the organisational mechanisms of our modern societies.
The ILSEN Master's programme offers cross-disciplinary training in English, information systems management, project management and technology watch. The teaching units (UE) specific to the ILSEN path essentially cover software engineering (testing techniques, software development processes and devops) and web engineering (web architecture, web services and APIs).
The course also includes lessons on emerging technologies, in particular the no-code / low-codewhich are revolutionising development practices, as well as teaching dedicated to Rust languagewhich is recognised for its performance and safety, and whose use is growing rapidly in industry.
The course is available in initial, continuing and sandwich courses.
Courses
In the 2nd year of the Master's programme, a 6-month placement in a company or research laboratory is compulsory. Students are also encouraged to do their placement abroad. Generally from January to July, the aim of this placement is to put into practice the knowledge acquired during the course and to integrate into a professional or research team.
The internship is validated by a presentation to a panel of teachers and professionals.
Work-study
The Master's degree can be taken on a sandwich course. A work-study programme gives you an early insight into the professional environment and the various functions within a company.
Integration and career opportunities
The professional integration rate of graduates 30 months after graduation is 99%. 94% of our graduating students are in stable employment or self-employment.
The ILSEN Master's programme offers cross-disciplinary training in English, information systems management, project management and technology watch. The teaching units (UE) specific to the ILSEN path essentially cover software engineering (testing techniques, software development processes and devops) and web engineering (web architecture, web services and APIs).
The course also includes lessons on emerging technologies, in particular the no-code / low-codewhich are revolutionising development practices, as well as teaching dedicated to Rust languagewhich is recognised for its performance and safety, and whose use is growing rapidly in industry.
The course is available in initial, continuing and sandwich courses.
Courses
In the 2nd year of the Master's programme, a 6-month placement in a company or research laboratory is compulsory. Students are also encouraged to do their placement abroad. Generally from January to July, the aim of this placement is to put into practice the knowledge acquired during the course and to integrate into a professional or research team.
The internship is validated by a presentation to a panel of teachers and professionals.
Work-study
The Master's degree can be taken on a sandwich course. A work-study programme gives you an early insight into the professional environment and the various functions within a company.
Integration and career opportunities
The professional integration rate of graduates 30 months after graduation is 99%. 94% of our graduating students are in stable employment or self-employment.
Domain: Science, Technology, Health
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Director : Corinne Fredouille
Teaching and laboratory team
The Computer Science degree is taught at the Centre d'Enseignement et de Recherche en Informatique (CERI) of the University of Avignon, in the Agroparc business park.
All LMD IT courses are housed in the modern CERI building, which has 9 IT rooms, 3 network and telecoms rooms, 10 lecture theatres and 2 lecture theatres equipped with audio-video equipment.
This building also houses the University of Avignon's Computer Science Research Laboratory (LIA), to which the Bachelor's degree's lecturers belong.
The CERI has a Conseil de Perfectionnement, made up equally of professionals and teacher-researchers, which defines the broad outlines of IT training at the Université d'Avignon.
The training team is made up of teacher-researchers, secondary school teachers and external contributors from the professional world.
All LMD IT courses are housed in the modern CERI building, which has 9 IT rooms, 3 network and telecoms rooms, 10 lecture theatres and 2 lecture theatres equipped with audio-video equipment.
This building also houses the University of Avignon's Computer Science Research Laboratory (LIA), to which the Bachelor's degree's lecturers belong.
The CERI has a Conseil de Perfectionnement, made up equally of professionals and teacher-researchers, which defines the broad outlines of IT training at the Université d'Avignon.
The training team is made up of teacher-researchers, secondary school teachers and external contributors from the professional world.
